What are the benefits of guided embedment connections?
Undercut anchors for concrete or injection systems for perforated bricks generate comparably high tensile capacity due to the guided joint connection with the substrate. A key advantage is the low expansion pressure and the high safety on cracked substrates.
How does adhesive bonding differ from other embedment methods?
Anchor rods, which are bonded with injection mortar into solid building material, achieve their tensile capacity through an adhesive bond. This does not create expansion pressure, so low axle and edge distances can be used. A further advantage for application in unprotected outdoor areas is that the embedment is protected from moisture penetrating it, and thereby also protects the reinforcement rods from corrosion.
